John W Mackay shot by would be assassin W C Rippey
In San Francisco a white haired man relied on as W C Rippey shot John W Mackay in the back near Sutter and Lick alley. Rippey then fatally shot himself but survived and later died. Rippey was described as a broken gambler with a Cincinnati origin and a history of stock losses and despondence.
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San Francisco
Terry
Lathrop
Nagle
John W. Mackay
W. C Rippey
Lick’ House
Sutter Street
Mackay
Lick Alley
Joan W. MacKay
Atrack Mackay
Mackey
August Crossell
W. C. Rippey
Cincinnati
Comstock
Denver
California
Rippay
Hawkins-Miller boxing death shocks San Francisco crowd
In San Francisco last night Miller of Hacramanty died after a fifteenth round defeat by Hawkins who knocked him unconscious. Hawkins and his seconds are jailed as police pursue others connected to the bout.
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San Francisco
Miller
Hacramanty
Hawkins
Chicago
John McArthur
Louis Vera
Niles Center
Vera
McArthur
Senate and House Budget Actions Across The Week
Tuesday Sen Lindsay's successor votes 800000 for New York custom house site purchase. Filibuster over car coupler bill. no action. Wednesday Senators finish sundry civil appropriation. conference report agreed. consular and diplomatic appropriation bill brought up. Thursday Senate passes diplomatic consular and military appropriation bills. House considers Indian appropriation bill. no result. Friday Anti option bill defeated. Utah commission continuation decided. Saturday Senate passes legislative appropriation bill after four hours of amendments. House silver faction filibusters against senate amendment to sundry civil bill.
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Sensior Lindsay
House
Senate
Utah Commission
Ofice
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Cleveland names Olney and Herbert to cabinet positions
President Cleveland announced his cabinet picks with Asa isl Olney of Boston named attorney general and Hilary A. Herbert of Alabama named secretary of the navy. The cabinet includes Walter Q. Gresham John G. Carlisle Daniel S. Lamont Hilary A. Herbert Oak Smith J Sterling Morton Wilson S. Bissell and Richard Olney in their respective posts. Osborne appoints A C Beckwith Wyoming senator for two years. He is Evanston based, a banker, rancher and businessman who has long lived in Wyoming and serves as a World Fair commissioner.
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Laxnwoop
N. J
Cleveland
Aisiisl Olney
Boston
Hilary A. Herbert
Alabans
Navy
Compté
Walter Q. Gresham
Indiana
Ohn G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Treasury
Daniel 8. Lamont
New York
Alabama
Oke Smith
Georgia
Interior
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Wilson 8. Bissell
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Caryenne
Osborne
A. C. Beckwith
Wyoming
Beckwith
Cheyenne
Evanston
John Charles Thompson
A. L. New
Mexico
Arthur James Bafour
Ferguson McDonald
Coutrag Et Ruoit
Wis
JJ Brownyag
Linke
Ils
Ru Overa
Anegro
Knoxville
Tenn
Ivomian
Benton Hanchett
Joni Judge
Juckson
James J. Grown
St. Ignace
Moh
Beneft
Robert Cosset
Fairland
Champaign
Maggie McNeal
Bloomfield
Ohio
Ross
McLeod
Reading Railroad
Auditor of Public Accounts
Citizens’ State Bank
Indinburg
Frederick P. Walter
Rockford
Grand Army of the Republic
Annie Smith
Crawfordsville
Ind
Reading Company
Jack Wynn
Walsenders
Cal
Lucas Austin
Heywood
England
Edward C. Ponton
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Armour Packing Company
John Blanchard
Olney
T.s
Ohio and Mississippi
Mitchell
National Foderation of America
Friends of Home Rule In America
Gladstone
France
George W. Holman
Rochester
National Bank
Trunk Line and Central Traffic Association
Chicago
John Kelley
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
Joseph Zetzoch
Johnstown
O. D. Conklin
Schreve
Wooster
Otto Lands
Oshkosh
North Dakota
Capitol
John &. Miller
First National Bank of Columbia
Eastern Penitentiary
Jacksonville
Tis
Vogt
Milwaukee Brewers’ Union
Klinkert Brewing Company
Racine
Hiram Doty
Carthage
Canton
Burcher
Supreme Court
Brazil
Ledgerwood
Samuel Harbin
Daviess County
Courthorse
Garske
Minneapolis
Charles de Lesseps
Marinus Fountane
M. Sans-Leroy
Judicial Chamber
Frederick Fitts
Buckley
Vandalia
Ills
Evangelist Murphy
Charles I. Fay
Tacosha
Wash
County Board of Supervisors
Father Abbelen
Notre Dame
Milwaukee
Ernesti
Caroline
Rachel Callahan
Sweetwater
Supreme Court Rules for Republican House in Gunn Case
The Kansas Supreme Court upholds the Republican house as the legally constituted state legislature with full powers. Justice Allen dissents. Chief Justice Horton spent two hours delivering the ruling. The issue centers on whether the Republican faction holds legitimate authority.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Torrka
Supreme Court
Republican House
Allen
Horton
House of Representatives
Two More Ballots Taken in Ouymrra Senator Race
The Ouymrra, Washington election board conducted two additional ballots for United States senator on February 26, but neither produced a result, leaving the race unsettled.
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Ouymrra
Wash
United States
Market notes from Marekeps and Chicago grain prices
The Marekeps and Chicago markets report cattle receipts and prices with mixed gains across grades. Hog and sheep receipts show steadier to higher tones, while wheat and corn futures trend lower with slight shifts in grain bids in St. Louis and Sioux City markets.
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Aston Stock
Omana
BATES
Tsinn
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Loces
Gehgey
Billes
Tse
Ste
BOBC
Patagany
Varied Short News Bits From Around The Nation
A scattered briefing lists events including a new decorative stone found in Mexico, political nominations, accidental deaths, strikes and wage cuts, legal cases, protests over Reading railroad receivers, religious revivals in Vandalia, and an extreme fasting case near Sweetwater. Details cover individuals, places, incidents, and ongoing public issues.
Mining Names and Mines From A Messy OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists many mining terms and place names. Items include Iron Mountain Pandora Boston Montana Cumberland and Southern Cross with references to bi metallic extension copper and lead alloys. Names such as Alicea Voor Man Hengarry Elizabeth and others appear amid scattered geographical and ore terms.
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Alicea
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Rippey
Dopon
William Wilbur
Rowan
Hell
Atlanta
Misses Force
Episcopal
Presbyterian
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Paris
Tex
A. R. Durant
Indian Territory
Maay
Western Union
Vernon, Tex
Western Union Telegraph Company
Z.T. Apple
Harrold
Rock Springs
Wyo
Fter
Cuarnestos
Barnesville
Congressional. Proceedings
A. ©. Beckwith
The
Congress
Washington
Warrener
Aronson
B. P. Wagener
Marekeps
South Omahi
Sioux City
Aime
E. J. Rowell
D. Mass
Mathers
Matherville, Miss
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Montana
Butte
W. H. Wix
D. D.S
New Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Orthern
Pacific Railroad
Pullivan
St. Paul
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
People’s Line
People's Highway
Duluth
West Superior
Winnipeg
Helena
Missoula
Spokane
Tacoma
Séatle
Portland
Paget
Lades Pend d Orielle
Coeur d’ Alene
Kootenai
Chelan
North- West
Alaska
Pullman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bala
Canada
Aulmalve
Bozeman Xpress
Pasengers
Depotate
Cee M.U
N. PY
Dapat Pe
Pony Express
Depanl
Buite
Bozeman Express
Livingston
Miles City
Bismarck
James
Town
Margo
St. Cloud
Dulnth
Ehves M. U
Garrison
Seattle
M. U
M. U. No
Mixsonia
Wallace and Helena
N. P
Wm, Tuoly
Cilarles &, Fee
General
Pasenger
St. Paul, Minn
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Roo
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PO. Baz
I. Nichols
Bro
Attie, Mont
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Benaee
Pete
Greenhense
St. Pan
Knoz
D. J. Knox
Batfe
Mont
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
Anderson Bros
Weightman & Anderson
FORD
Marlow's
Dillon, Argenta and
Barnagh
Dillon, Montana
Percheron-Norman
Clydesdale
Poindexter & Orr
DR. Liebig & CO
Liebig World
Kansas City
E. Broadway
Main Street
Tre Linnra Womp Dispensany
Lutte City
East Broadway
Liebig & CO
Butte City
P.O. Bex
Daily Roller
Sheridan, Mont
Defiance Wheat
Richard H. Herhold
D. F. Reinhardt
C. H. Padlty
Union Meat Market
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Joe Pousko
An Tima
Terma
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Araca
H. T. Engelhorn M. A
Prin Helena, Montana
Bate
Chicago, Ife
Beaverhead
T. C. Memnay
Dillon
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